Sentence examples for taking a traditional from inspiring English sources

Some landlords are taking a traditional approach and requiring hefty security deposits, as much as three years.

The British National party has gained its second council seat in south-east England outside London, taking a traditional Labour seat in Sevenoaks, Kent.

FinnCap analyst Lorne Daniel moved from hold to buy with a £10 target, saying: [Arm's] share price is taking a traditional mid-summer dip, helped on its way by fears of a revival in the fortunes of rival Intel.

He moved up by taking a traditional path of Greek immigrants — dishwasher, busboy, short-order cook, waiter — until he mastered the full menu of diner routines and squirreled away enough money to buy his own in 1988.

But before the Stooges, he is taking a traditional, action-hero role in the hostage thriller Cartel, about a man who delves into the Mexican underworld to rescue his kidnapped son.

And who has the fortitude to take the hits under difficult circumstances and keep doing it?" It may not be known for months whether Mr. Pawlenty and other candidates taking a traditional route in the party's nominating contest — a word-of-mouth campaign that spreads through organization — will ultimately be rewarded or left behind.

Neuberger takes a traditional English constitutional line on this.

Married with four children, he takes a traditional Anglican view on gay marriage.

Again, hostile Indians attacked, and all but Bozeman turned back and took a traditional circuitous route.

Next, take a traditional concealer the same tone as your face.

The campaign will be accompanied by ads that take a traditional tack, promoting attractions like Cancún and Puerto Vallarta.